Torture and its definition in international law : an interdisciplinary approach

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	MON : 2017.153 : Not available for external loan
	Torture and its definition in international law : an interdisciplinary approach
	English
	20170000
	Oxford University
	Basoglu, Metin
	978-0-19-937462-5
	universal \| United States \| torture \| waterboarding \| positional torture \| wall-standing [torture method] \| shackling \| music torture \| white noise \| water dousing [torture method] \| diet, food and nutrition \| climatic stress [torture method] \| sleep deprivation \| psychologists \| CIA \| complicity in torture \| health personnel \| treaty interpretation \| war on terror \| case law \| international criminal justice \| international criminal law \| ICC \| International Criminal Court (ICC) \| gender discrimination \| international crimes \| human rights violations \| rape \| morality \| treaties \| legal protection \| freedom from torture \| UNCAT-14 \| reparations \| training \| UNCAT-10 \| children in conflict with the law \| discrimination \| torture prevention \| UNCAT-2 \| UNCAT-4 \| UNCAT-1 \| torture criminalisation \| state obligations \| state responsibility \| UNCAT \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| UN. Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2006) \| disabled persons \| transgender persons \| homosexuals \| withholding treatment \| pain management \| psychiatry \| commitment of mentally ill \| drug users \| reproductive rights \| health care \| health services \| genital mutilation \| intention \| torture purposes \| torture threshold \| absolute prohibition of torture \| etiology \| psychiatric status rating scales \| classification \| diagnosis \| symptoms \| adaptation \| prisoner treatment \| prison conditions \| ill-treatment \| traumatic stress \| depression \| PTSD \| fear \| physical effects \| crime victims, female \| women \| prevalence \| domestic violence \| learned helplessness \| social pain \| psychological effects \| shame \| degrading treatment \| humiliation \| resistance (psychology) \| time factors \| Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp (United States) \| social isolation \| sexual torture \| sexual abuse \| sensory deprivation \| power \| coercion \| social control \| comparative study \| gender-based violence \| torturers \| state agents \| non state agents \| inhuman treatment \| life change events \| multiple traumatic events \| prisoners of war \| imprisonment \| prisoners \| psychological stress \| psychometrics \| assessment \| psychological torture \| contextual analysis \| psychological models \| emotional trauma \| evidence-based approaches \| torture definition \| definitions \| international human rights law \| suffering \| behavioural sciences \| interdisciplinary aspects \| torture effectiveness \| science \| counterterrorism \| interrogation techniques \| theoretical models